ArticleRevista brasileira de enfermagem2025
Implementation by nurses of Hospital Admission Authorization in Birth Centers.
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Abstract
objectivesto report nurse-midwives' autonomy in implementing Hospital Admission Authorization in Birth Centers.
methodsthis is a case study in an intra-hospital Birth Centers in Ceará, Brazil, of events that occurred between 2018 and 2023. The organization of the description followed the stages of thematic analysis according to Nowell.
resultsthe autonomy and freedom of nurse-midwives' action in care and management practices in labor, delivery and birth provide the professional category with a leading role in the obstetric scenario, highlighting its need to guarantee women's rights and reduce maternal-fetal complications. FINAL CONSIDERATIONS: the issuance of Hospital Admission Authorization by nurse-midwives in Birth Centers represents a significant advance for nursing teams' ethical and healthcare actions, contributing to effective results in maternal and child health and in achieving progress in advanced practice in the profession of nursing-midwifery.
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